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Newspaper Page Text'A a3I Vj fl A3 Jf, . Vx x . :v I'ind You Have Always Bought, aiul vr'tii-h Inis i-."-i ..sn for over 30 years, lias lmrno tho niniitc-i! ,.f U ..,. l.., 1,....., ,.l., ,,...!..,. i.: . c.uUUl.eiicits, Imitations and Su v-titntcs are hut V.k. riiucuts tliat trillo with and i-iiu.ii;;i-r ti-. :'.! li t: r'uiiits aal Children Experience ii'tinsl Kxpei-iiti-nr. .nrla is a snnsliimo Jr vn.m.- vi'i ' . icsi-suni!, i?i-im W"?-.! .-,..,. It is ir:un:i(-ss mul I!.,.,,t. If nnd ooin m,i - rontJiins neither Opium, Moridmio iinr other Niirculiu ubstancc. It.- ny:o is its riiiu-aiitee. It destroys Worm-: Ldnlluys Fevorishiirs. It cures DiarrlHma and Wind Colic It relieves Teething- Troubles,, cures Constipation uiil Flatulency. It assimilates the jrood, reg-iilates tho stomaeli and Bowels, giving- healthy anil natural sleep. Tho Children's Paiuice;v -The Mother's Friend. . CASTORIA GENUINE yj Bears t ie Signature of m err & jt vw v jt ir - s He Kind You Haio Always Bought ' In Use For Over 30 Years. TMt OCNTAU COMMNT. TT MORW.V BTHtET, NEWVORK CITY. BUSINESS CAP.DS. ATTOKSEVS-AT-LAW. C HALE. ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW. Btom. 1 and 2 Chrisman Block. IU0ENB. OREGON, M WILLIAMS, ATTOENEY-A T-LAW CoIIkoodi a specialty. Officf-Over Lane Counlv Bank, BILYEU, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Oiie-0?er First National Bank. EUOENB, OltEGON. 0 WOODCOCK, ATT01WKYAT-LAW. OSo-Onc-hali block south of Chrislnau Ulk Euokne, OllKOON. E KSKIPWOKTH. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. TO practice in all the Court's. EUOKNE OBEOOS. UUraWTHOMPSOS CHAS A HARDY rpeOMPSON HAliDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Wrln First National Bank Building. rwtiM in all the onurtd. Eugene, Oregon. QW.BDORRIS, TTORNEYA (:n!iNSEi.nn.iT. t a w Hit .1, .1 iJ-r, " l,ie conria hi me isecona 'MrailDutrictand in the Supreme Court attention given to collectiona and "ri in orobate. "- :.t National Bank Bldg. Reims 1, 2 and 8, MEDICAL. J)RJW HARMS, PHVSTPriM AMI, Dim,, "'r WilkinstLInn'a drugstore. Honn-9 to 12 a mj 2 to 5 and 7 to HS" Tm ,tnet between 11th and KUYKENDALLM. D. PHYSICIAN AND SU1UKUN sZr r.l'"",n"ui "lock. .Mention tr, ..i ii .is. "I women. J1 E SELOVER, M. 1). ffiSI5?iirt,Ph'"ici'ln St Vincent jJiCrt(:strtt.WOOd" KrCOrJr "0r81 J 8 LUCKEY, JEWELER. undlClock, Repaired. EOtSE, Orioo J)R 0 BIDDLE, DENTIST! Minnesota It h..v- -. ? k ewrJ T mon8trat'"1 repeatedly WfL,tale ln the Unlon nd "i tati'.rt! D,e',untrl' tbt Chamber "ll.ihUe,nedy '"certain pre 4 cure for croup. It has be- Vv't-"1;1 teny tor ti1Ht obi. JL. 1'18her. of Lllierty, W onath,refr!" what lias ten said yhTrn c,hn,,r,aln' '""ih that V.h ,wrfect succe-.. We "oHifJ:: " not only the best "0D if' trt It isa sure cure i, L " ,u,'be,r "''-." Tbls b1 l"i rUI ...is. llliui:! 111?, l'l. Hoaul Hii;urrisiou since its lul'ain'.s. All- v.- to lit'i'oivo ym in tith;. ALWAYS Dyspepsia Cure. Digests what you eat. Itartiflcially digests the food and aids future tn si renctheninir and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the list est discovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in efficiency. It la stantiy relieves and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and all other results of imperfect digestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWItt A Co., Cblcaoo. VINCENT TO., rornsr Drug Store. fi'IiS I I II Arit? MANHOOI Cures Inipotency, Night Emissions an-, wasting diseases, all eltects of sell fS1Kg iibuse, or excess and indis cretlon- Aiiervotonicaiis Sf) blond builder. Brings t'ri (l vftJ pink glow to pale cheeks ar $f&al restores the fire cf youth S;irivV By mail BOc per box; O boxes for ;-'.:.(); with a written guaran. teo to euro or rotund Uio money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Ciinton a. Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILU For Bale W L DeLano Bnifrgist Brave Men Fall Victims to stomach, liver and kid ney troubles as well as women, and al feel the result in loss of appetite, poisons in the blond, buckucbe, ner vousness headAChe and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there is tin need (o feel like that. LiHten to J VV (inrduer, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a mnn when he la all run down, and don'l care whether be lives or dies. Ii did more to give me new strength nnd good appetite than anything I enulil take. I can now eat anytblug and have a new lease oo life.'' Only 60 cents, at Linn's Drug htore. livery bottle guaranteed. Notice. The Ladles Aid of the 1st Presbyterian churcb will give a supper on the even ing before Washington's birthday, Feb. 21st. The menu and further par ticulars will be published later. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl lea. A plersaut herb drink, t.'uies constl natiou aud indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work aud happy. Balifaction guaranteed or munuy uuen. w uin mm 60 nts. For sale by VV L DeLano. I. T. Travis, Agent (Southern R. R., Belina, Ga., writes: "I can not say too much in praise of One Minute Cough Cure, i It my case it worked like a charm." The only harmless remedy that gives immediate results. Cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, aud all throat and lung troubles. Vln ceut & Co, Comer Drug Htoie. neonioiiia always leaves the lungs weak. Weak lung's are breeding grounds for the germs that cause consump tion. Chronicbronchitisalso often follows pneumonia. If you have had pneumonia, the germs of consumption are at work. Don't let them get a foothold. Begin r.t once and take SCOTT'S EMULSION; 't will drive out the germs ;v making the lungs stronger ch;in they are. ix. nJ $i o, all dnitilita. CLEVER, BUT SOULLESS. On. Woman's Now War la WUlct, ta n,- aoclnl llilitn. "I don't know uiucb of thu ways of tlislliouill.le lieuuh-" an 1.1 n ..!.. slchiu uut luug ago, "for t am uot iu society, Inn if mauj- 8Qeiety wouieu are llku one I know hero In town I think I'm safer to bo out of It It was not tills season, but It wnsn'i- l.. but that plenty of peoplo can remem- tuu tucuiusiances. 1 bad runong uiy patients an oblcrlv -r.r,,nn .i, lived with thu daughter's family. Tho daughter lived, if uot beyond her means, at least up to tho very edgo, neui o'a a great Ueal aud was enter tained a great deal. the mother fell sl-ir .in, n plaint which I know would prove fatal. I did UOt lufOim th fnmllr (III day the daughter asked me to tell hec frankly what her mother's condition wus nnd just how long she could live. i iuiu uer mat tho old lady could noe Possibly last morn tli.in n f.tplnl.rl.r She begged me not to let anybody know how serious the caso was. Sho didn't want her young daughters dis tressed, sue saiu. Of COUrse I told nnhmH- niwl lnh n. week after that I read in the papers unit urs. Dasli, the daughter of my dy ing natlent. hml Kent nut- tt,i-itntin for a largo dancing party, to bo given on an evonlng a fortnight away. My patient uia not live as long as I had expected. The day after sho died t read fU tho nimni-a Hint 'rinHm, sudden death of her mother Mrs. Dash had been compelled to recall her invi tations.' 'Sho had never intended to elvo a ball. She could not havo afforded It, and sho 'bluffed.' I have cold shivers every time I see her." Cleveland. Plain Dealer. AN EXCITING LIFE. Why tho Chloimo Gtrl'a BrowmlTalr Turned GoliH-n IIucil. "Gosh, Marier, but that wuss a close shave!" exclaimed Uncle Eben as he dragged his worthy spouse out of tho way of a street car that was yet 20 feet away. "This yet- Chicago life Is 'uough to make a man's h'ar turn gray." "Turn gray!" snarled his wife. " 'Twouldn't bo so bad ef thet wuz all it done. It's decent and respectable to have gray ha'r, but when it comes to makiu a poor young gal's ha'r turn yallcr jlst on account of the excitement uv all thc9C cars an railroads ou stilts an howlin peoplo theu's when I say it's a sin to hev sleh big cities. I'm a-goln right out to 'Liza Jaue's house, cf I k!a ever And it, an stay right in it till we leave Chicago." "How do you know it makes people's ha'r turn yaller?" asked Undo Eben. "I ain't never hearn tell of ennything of that kind." "Well, I see it with my own eyes leastwise I see It turu brown agin after the poor dears wuz rested all summer in tho country. You know them four gals what stnld all summer over nt Cousin Ellen's? When they fust come, they'd big brown eyes an fa'r complex ions an right yaller ha'r. Purty soon every ouo o 'em's ha'r begin to get streaked in spots, an before tho sum mer wuz gone they all had rich brown ha'r. Then 1 ast one of 'em what niado their ha'r turn, brown, an sho said it wuz alla's brown, but that the excitlu life sho'd been livin in Chicago, wjiar sho had to act ln a theater every night, made It turn yaller. Poor tiling! She looked so much better nt the end of tho summer that I hato to think of her comin back to this great, mlcked. clty." Chicago Journal. Steel Comlis. A man who saw ln a sidewalk show case some steel combs and who won dered what steel comlis could bo used for found upon Inquiry that they were used by furriers ln combing furs. There was one of these combs that looked much like a comb of tho or dinary kind, coarse toothed for half its length and liner toothed the other half. And then thero was ono comb that had teeth for half its length, tho solid end serving as a handle. There aro other steel combs that are used for a similar purpose, as steel combs mado to comb dogs with. The dog comb looks somewhat like tho line toothed comb in Its general shape, but It is larger, toothed on one side only nnd coarser toothed than the so called lino comb. The untoothed sldo combs of this sort aro used on various kinds of dogs, Including, for instance, long haired dogs llko tho French poo dle. New York Sun. Too Small. Uncle 'Zck'el Watson was accustom ed to seeing good sized squares of cup cake, 'lection cake or gingerbread on tho supper table, and whon ho had his first plate of ice cream in a city restaurant bo looked with some dis favor upon tho macaroons nnd small spongo drops -which accompanied It. "How do you llko Iff" asked his niece, who was doing tho honors of the city, for her uncle. "Tho ico cream Is first rate," said Unclo 'Zck'el. "I call It cxtry good. But when you come to theso things," h rubied, llftinz ono of the spongo "lady Angers" and surveying it doubt fully, "I presume to say they're all right enough, ' what thero is of 'cm, but thero Isn't enough of 'cm; Just nothing but gnpo and swallow!" Youth's Companion. Books. When I consider what somo books have done for the world and what they aro doing, how they keep up our hope, awnken new courage and faith, sootho pain, give an Ideal life to those whoso homes are hard and cold, bind together distant ages and foreign lands, crcato new worlds of beauty, bring down truths from heaven, I give eternal blessings for this gift James Free man Clarke. French Tansy Waters, the world's famous remedy for irregular and pain ful periods of ladles; are never falling and safe. Married ladles' friend French Tansy Wafers are the only re liable female remedy ln the world; im ported from Paris; take nothing else, but Insist on genuine; in red wrappers with crown trBde rcark. La France Drug Company, Importers, 806 Turk Ht, Ban Francisco. For sale by all drug gists, or sent in plain wrapper direct o receipt of 42. UMi-IIKAliKII MUL. They Are Found lu Every LunhAnd nl All ViiUuuh. 'I lie ytHirapliioal ilimril'ii ii.n r. .llieali-d Kir. ti i-, f'Hl uiately, wi.l . Tht-y can tw fumidsiu evt-ry intial'il t tjitartrr of the world . Tlio so edited dark t.h-hh art frotpiently h't'riti-.-d by the ;lowiu llK-k-, Ti.o SpiuiianU are sw.irthy as a race, but the purest blooded Custdltaus frviUL-ut'-y bliow traces of their Visin.ithic blood by blue tye. aiitl red hair . The lufanU Kulalte, who visile! this country ia lS'.U ia red-le.a.tel. Red luire-l Italians are fairl numerous in Italy. They are moat uuiiienous in the northern provinces, whero there is the great est infiifion of (ieriuan blood. Aud theie is uu girl in the world prettier bu.Mi a reti'iiair?u ituiiau or ripauiith, e&cept It lie ft teil-tia;red Amerii-an. Li heboid a red-haired i;iil is made misera ble by hem called a "llane". '1 his epithet is a li-yacv i.f a Ihoua ind years or lui-re from tin tii.io when the Dauea actually did ovenide theviats of Britain. lo a similar manner the Norsenieu, who in vaded bi.nly ceutuiiia ayo and iutrruiarricd with the ii. habitant!, left descendants with beam.m: b.a.n thatches. T.e Turks are a Unlit haired, blue-eved race. and their childrou are everywhere scattered about Asia aud Northern Africa. And where there aren't auv red-haired eirls by nature-as nun.Ujf. the .Moors and Arabs tho uluwiug locks commonest of nil th. wenu n all dye their jelty tresses to a lovelv red with henna, BlU HUH AT DAWSON. Loss hsti mated Over Half a .Milium. Tacoma, Jan. 10. The steamer Far- allnn brings the brief news frjin Skag way that a largo part of the business poiilon or Dawson burned last Wednesday night. .Tho loss exceeds $5JO,000. iNoparticulaiK. '1 be steamer left Ukaxway before the details were received by wire from t)nsou. Iuslai re nfltird Kagacity. remarkable instauc or bird oagacity has been exhibited iu Deckertown, N. Y' Iu some way a bird, presumably a sparrow, became imprisoned behind the siding on the third story of a tenement house, the interior of tho bird's prison beiii lathed and plastered. A knothole , a the siding through which lie probably entered was not large enough to let him out, aud thero he was with starvation before him. ln some way the little fellow told other birds of his pruticainout, aud they brought food to him. Many porBons have Been them, sometimes two or three at a time, hanging fast to the smooth siding about the knot hole, aud thrustiug their hill into it wnere tne little prisoner gladly took the otfenugs into his bill. Hinlorio Willow Spared. AlcMinnville Kcportor. The now eloctria lines are being stretched about town, which necessitates dealing out a good many trees. The famous weoping willow in front of the Cocpor residence was up for consideration to cut or nor to cut. Mr. Cooper and the boys had voted to cut It down, but after consulting some of the neighbors, they reversed the edict This hue tree is about the only one of its kind in town. It wsb planted in 1851 as a small twig, by Mis. Susan Grant, grandmother of Gus, Sam and Henry Graut, wuo formerly lived there. Some of tho limbs were lopped off, and the wires were run through the top of it Bargains in Troperty. The Lauer residence properly on Willamette Btreet, also bus on corner of Lincolu aud 6th streets, will now be sold cheap, easy terms. Anyone desiring choice properly can obtain information by calling ou The Kugeue Real Estate & Investment Company, Eugene, Ore gon. Albany Herald: A. O. (,'nudit, a well known attorney of ISaleui, is in th city. Mr. Coudlt is administrator of the estate of the late Captain Wood bridge Geary, who was killed in (lie Philippines. Tbls tsialo consists of an undivided Interest in 400 acres of land lu Linn couuty. D. M. MoCrady, artistic painter and paper-hanger. Inijuire or leave orders at Preston it Hales. M O Warner tunes pianos aud organs, Repairing and polishing, State of Ohio, Clly of Toledo, 1 Luciis County, J ' Fkank J. Chunky makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of P. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In tho city of Toledo, county and stale aloresald, and that said llrtn will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh Hint cannot be cured by tho use of Hall's Catakkh Oukk. FKANIC J. ClIENEV. Hworn to before nut and subscribed In my presence, tbls litli day of Decem ber, A. D,, 18.KJ. ,, A. W. flLEASON, hkal Notary Public Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally and nets directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of Hie system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. ClIKNKY & Co , Tob do, Ohio. Hold by druggists, Too. Hall's Family Pills are the liest. DeWI'l's Little Early Risers purify Hie blood, clesu the liver, invigorate the system. Famous little pills for constipation aud liver troubles. Vin cent & Co, Corner Drug Store. Having a Ureal Klin on ( liainbetl Ill's Cough Remedy. Manager Martin, of the I'leimn drug store, Informs us that he is having a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells live bottles of that medicine to one of any other kind, and it gives great satisfaction. In these ilHys of ia grippe there Is nothing like t hamberjuili's Cough Itemedy to stop the cough, heal up the sore throat and lungs and glvn relief within a very short t'me. The sales are growing, aud all who try It are pleased with Its prompt action. South Chicago Dally Calumet. For sale by W, L. DeLano. Tile Apple Canker. tli siieci.d hilt-iiist to fiuitgrowcrs on the coast is the woik tl.iuo by Professor t'ordley, of the Ore;; 'ii ep.'iiiueut stuiou at Corvallis. Tho api'l - canker and iu constant spread among orcli.inl. lias heii a source of alarm to Oregou fruitgrowers. Tne disease attacks (lie branches, esiiecially branches less tliau three inches iu diameter, of apple trees, it usually leaves a depressed area of greater or less si.e to lite hark, for the healing over of which several years are required, ii the atfsction encircles the limb, it result iu its death. K ir so ei.4 years Uregou orchardists havo been mul over the disease aud ita prol.aiue i Willis. There has lieen talk amoug them of hai iug ..u Kasteru siiecialist come to the coast to study ttie disease, which, by the way, is uot pievalent iu the East. The disease, in fact, is uot described or named in auv of the scientific books. Six ui lutlis a-ei Professor C'onltev, of the Oregon station, who was doing siecial work at Cornell university, took up the apple cauker. He took tho spores of diseased limbs, and. after some disappointments, liually rew them iu pure cultures. Willi these he iuo..-u!ated a healthy limb of au apple trea, and succeeded in repro.tucimr. the disease us it exists u this coast. The solution of the problem of the 'character of the disease will bo of mucli value ta tho iruit iotereits. Tho spores from which the tree waa iuoculnted, and the disease re produced, grow during the month of Septomber. T'hev failed to grow at other times, from which Professor Cordley believes that apple cauker may be averted or cured by spraying in tho mouth of September. This however, is a part of the problem that reuiaius yet to be determined. What Tun Told Them. Some weeks ago a bridal couple camo iu from Sacramento aud put up at the Palace. The bridegroom wes very sousitive, and so he told Ida valet not to tell any of the set vants of the hotel that he was newly married. Not- withstanding nil precautions the young couple soemed to be tl-.e center of attraction . ln the diniug-ronm they were oglod by tho ladies aud in the corridorB by tho uieu. Finally they could staud it no longer. Calliug Ids valet. the bridegroom said severely: "Tim I thought I told you not to tell auybody that we were mai ried." "rihure, sorr," was the reply, "an I tout thiui all yhu wuzzont married." San Francisco Wave. Wood Wauted. Bids will be received at the olllce of the secretury of the board of regents until Saturday, February 3, lOOO, at 12 o'clock M lo cut and deliver to the University of Oregon on or before August 15, 11HJ0: 300 cords big Isidy fir, 4 feet. :'i:0 cords grub oak, 4 feet not les than 8 Indies nor more than 10 Inelie lu diameter. Joshua J. Walton, Secretary. Geo. Dixon, the colored pugilist, who has hold the feather weight championship during the past nine years, was wldpped by Teddy McGovern nt New York on tho 8th, His manager, O'Burk, threw up the sponge after the eighth round, thus preventing a knockout. The Berlin "Tageblatt" learnB from a well informed source in St. 1'otorBlmrp, that ln caso Portugal gives England a froo hand in Dolagoa bay the other powers KusBia and France es pecially, may regard it as a broacli of neutrality involving the possibilities of intervention in the war iu South Africa. Lewis Don tile, Salem, Ind., says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure did more good than anything I ever took." It digests what you eat and can not help but oure dyspepsia aid stomach troubles, Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. I want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism aud sciatica know that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved me after a number of other medloiues and a doctor iiad failed. It is the best liniment 1 have ever known of. J A Dodgon, Aluharetta, On. Thousand have been cured of rheumatism by tbls remedy. One application relieves the pain, for sale by w Jj ueiiBno. O. H. Appleton, Juetieo of the peace Clarksburg, N. J., says: "DcWitt'i Little Early Risers are the I rat pills made for constipation. We use no others." Quickly cures all liver and bowel troubles. Vincent & Co, Corner Drug Store. F. B. Thlrkleld, heallli inspector of Chicago, says: "Kodol Oyspi psia Cute cannot be recommended too highly. It cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di gests whut you eat and cures Indiges tion, heartburn and all forms of dye pepsia. Vincent it Co, Corner Drug Store. Size doesn't Indicate quality. Be ware of counterfeit aud worthless salve odered for DeWltl's Witch Hozel Salve. DeWitl's Is the only original, An Infallible cure for plies and all skin diseases. Vincent & Co., Corner Drug Store. PARKER OPERA HOUSE, WALTER ROSS, Manager. Jan. 17 ONE NIGHT ONLY TIIK FAMOUS Rentz Santley Novelty Co. PRESENTING TIIK NEW YORK srOJL.SH. An Affair Of Honor (fiMKIiY, VAi li:VILLE NI'ATOMIN'K, TllliEK SHOWS IN ONE. PRICES 50c, 75c and $1.00. CLASSIFIED COLUMN. Notices under this head not to exceed fbv lines? .rl cento ier week; tfl 50 a moutli; $1: ier year. For Sale. FOR SALE. Probably the very ben I Ml acre tracts of hind in Lane coun ty, and ono of the best In the statfc of Oregon, owned by Dr T W Harris. This is a ' ery fertile aud highly Im proved farm lying L'J miles west of Eugene ou au excellent road. The doctor imught this farm with a view lo breeding Hue lioraes, but having given up the breeding business, bus no further use for his farm and desir ing lo devoto himself exclusively In Ills proiesslou, oilers it for sale at a rare Imrg-iin. Call on Hie doctor for terms of sale. FOR SALE. Corner F'lrst and Jefler son streets, one 10 room house, aud tv.1. tuts, SOxlliO feet eauli. Good tint ii, wnter, fruit, tine garden ground. AIm bouse aud lot, corner First and Luwreuoe streets, lot lid teet 8 iuches, by ltiu feet, young fruit trees, good gardeu ground, water, etc. Alt-o house and lot, corner Willamette and Fourteenth streets. For prices nnd terms write SJ Sills, Tnuouia, Wash, Kox 87, or call at Guakd othoe. Miscellaneous. WOOL) BIDS WANTED. Bids will be received ut the oillce of the Eu geue tanueiy until February 1, 1000, tor 200 cords of 4-foot body tlr wood. it A INKS & Co. WOOD WANTED.860 cords body I'.r wood by August 1, 1000, Bids will be reoeived prior to December 1, 1S99. Eugene Water Co., F. L. CliAMiiEKS, Secretary. SEND STAMP For circulars nnd liai of R. H. O. literature. Address Jos. Aiurheiu, box 972, Tuooina, Wash. Ao Cure, No Pay. That ia the way all drugcists sell Groves' Tasteless Chill Tonic for Chills, Malaria and millousness. it Is as pleaaaut to take Lemon Syrup. oOceuta THIS RAILWAY COMPANY Operates iu tnuiii ou the fatuous block Lighta its traiiiH hy electricity lines the celeL rated electric berth reading lamp. Huns splendid equipped pwutongflr traliii every day ami night Iwtween St 1'aul ao.l Chicago, and, Omaha and Chicago ;lht) Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Also operatos steam -hen ted vestfbu'ed trains, carrying tho latest private conipartuiout cars library bullet, smoking cars, and drawing-room sfeojiere, PAKLOJt CAKS, free reclining chair ears ami the very host dining-car service. Vor the lowost ratoH to any point In tho Unltcl States or Canada, apply to ticket agent, or address C i.f KDDY. J W CASRY, Uenoral Agent, Thiv 1118 Agent, Portland, Oregon Corvallis & Eastern RAILROAD. Tllfllj CJAICU No. 2 for Yaqulna Train leaves Albany 12:45 P M Leaves Corvallis I:h5 P M Arrives Yamiina 7:2T PM No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaqulna 6-00 AM Leaves Corvallis ll.HO A M Arrives Albany 12:15 PM No, 3 for LVtroit Leaves Albany 7.00 A M Arrives Detroit 11:30 AM No, 4 KeturniiiK Loaves Detroit 12:20 P M Arrives Albany 5:15 PM One and two connect at A l tinny and Corvalll with Houihern I'hcIIIo trains, giving direct service to and from Newport and i djcmil benches. Trains for In mountains arrive at f'otroltat noon, giving ample time to reach camping grounds on the tireitcubuih and tiantlain the same uar. EDWIN STONK, Manager. H L WALDKN. J TUBNEH, TK & PA Agent, Albany. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene for Florence Dally except Sunday at 6 a m Returning stage leaves Florence ror Eugene daily except Buuuays all; p m Saturdays at 8 a in. Arrives in Eugene al, 6pm the day following. hi no K fake moo HOUND THIP IV 00 llckcls lor .nio at K. hstiks' livery tiarn, Kugene, or at Jlurtl it Ji.vouporl's ofllw In Florence. SEND NO MONEY QA0E pROP CAIINET IUHDICI StWINO MACHINf u". i uu rj.ii i-ir. nun c u v jour tii-nrcii iff trfin oinn ?,!l'Jl"uji:ih'r Special OHer Price ,15,60 Milwaukee) rid frenrht ctiftrirci. 1m lilim welnl, I5i jiotnul ii'ltttn frnJifht will rK)ri Mnufor oHiw mlM. Q1VC IT THRU MONTHS THI.U yourowa b"in, will return j -ur ll& in mnj ,y r.t ro 7i'l atlriflivl. 1 itllfrrrnl sah ) (rad'tj t rUwUtr whiai al S4 to, 10. (Ml. fll.fW, tl2.IHIaa4ap, all full l.-;rt I f. in our Fr rWnla ku t iklnrar. t.iit lit. t for tlila liHiif liKsa CABINS! aiRDU'S l ttn irt ilMl value mrr otTrrcl hy In. bnuotx. BEWARE OF IIVilTATIONS a tiHins ai huii nmn, ntiH tub uinns or mm. mj by th, 7J - . bf at Mul. .-hi It, ArarH.."3 ssrroaBih SOLID Bflfl.ee, and thn H enn1n1 that yn are rirlnn I .' f,0 I" fHi.00, fny ynur frelafiit avout th- Slfl.nO. HI T'l BsTTIKI TIlt'K fit. tO if at anv l(m wltliln thrt-i ninilir run iv , uu aro Out atttfli-U. OlillaU lO UAl. JJOtt'X DKLAY. Han, Hcl-tif It Vo.mr I h'roiir-h1 i-liai Kill' Mr. ) AddrtM, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (Inc.) Chicago, Ilk .J From G. A R. & " My attack of miller's Asthma wus very b;ul. I wih atViiiii to iiu il-iwii til niht for tear of sninilii'rini;. 1 couldn't get my bivutlt. mutter it nil I no dtrOMniu. windows in the .must were (ipt-ii, it Mfined tn if tin-re was no uir (ii id that 1 must purely smother to deatii. Mr. W. i, l-oni:, of (his eity,;pX cauen iiiyuih tiiiuii 10 rtCKt-r s r.iinnsu Itenu-dy firTim.itt iitnl Lntiir Tmu Mt?. 1 ilioiii;lii lit tie ..I" it hut I" nit: I it ahnttleiiilhehnpfH that it lui'ht help hid a little. It iz&o 1 11c wonderful re lief, and tin-second bottlt cured mo coiiiidetelv. Mv re covery in permanent, too, for ever frinco I iiuvo not inui trio suhum return or my old enemy. 1 consider Acker s Knclish Itemedy hy tonnoilil.s the best m.-dn ine 111 the, worlt for hue kin; coughs, asthma and bronchitis. It completely masters thoso stubborn dis easi that many people wromxly suppose to till ill illJli;. 11 Mllll-l t'J.S WlllJUM U II Mil- trie bottle, it will urove everv word J hav.i said, and niorotoo." (Signed.) Jons 1. Elliott. Commander John StegaraU 1'ost, No. Portland, Mich. Sold at 25c, rCk and $1 a bottlo, throv.Rh.Mit tho United States nnd Oanndu ; and in Khr land. at Is. '2d.. 's. .Id., -ts.rnl. If von nro ii.it Hatlstied after buying, return tho hottlu lo j'ourdniRnist. and gut your money back. it r authorize the tifnr win niii(f 1, IK. HOOKER & CU, J'ruilrUtort, Afw Vwk. For Sale B W L Delano- lorthern Pacific RAILWAY XT taxm Pullman Sleeping Oars Elegant Dining Cars Tourist t Sleeping- Jar? ST. l'AUL, .MINNHAI'O L1H, ijrixurft; TO I'AKlid, liltANI) Rlitka; tlllOOKSTOiV, WINNII'Kltr HKl.KN A and IlilTI'K. Throuoh Tickets to CHICAGO, WASHINGTON rillLADUl.PIHA, NHW YllltlC, 110ISTON, and All Points East aud Suutli. For Information, time cards, uiap and tickets, call on or writo to It MoMUKPllISY, General Agent, Ku,7oue, Irlice Opposite Guard olllco. Or. A 1) CHAItLTON. Asst (leu'l Pass. Act nt, 'Mid Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, 1 -egon EAST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Go El press TrainB Leavo Portland Dally- TSIbrO. Hon 1 1. 7KKJ p ui Lv Portland Ar l.v Kugeus Lv Ar Ban Francisco Lv Ar Otfdeu Ar Ar Los jViiKeles Lv Ar El Paso Lv Ar New Orleans Lv Lv Portland Ar Ly Eugene Lv Ar San Francisco Lv Ar Ogden, Lv Ar LosAuKelei Lv Ar Kl Paso Lv Ar New Orleans Lv iiilB a m VS.. iu Kruft p ru IdO pm 710 pin 8:10 pm :Nu 7:lo p m 1:10 am 7KXI a m 1:40 m 12::t0pm 7:L1lam '.:Uam S:I5 am 7;00 a m fWMI tin. :if. a m 8::)0am 2d4 p m 7-4K ii m Rr45 p m l:o n m ti:l p m uaopnii I tt:M a m DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman firnt-clas and Tourist Bleeping oar attached to all through trains. Prompt connections at Denver, Omaha aud Chicago with trains for other east ern cities. Vorvniiisj in nil Unity (Except Hunday) 7 J&Q m I hy Portland Ar I 6:50 pm 11:55 p m Ar Corvallis Lr 1.20pm At Albany and Corvallis oonnect with train of Oregon Central & Km tern Hallway, Independence I'uaaeiiKer I'allr tKiXccpt oiiiiuay rtPKEHB THAJH DitLT (UOIPT BlMDAt.) 4:50 p m I Lv Portland Ar 1 8:25 a m 7;H0 pm Ar McMJnnvUle Lv 5:50 a tn 8;30 p m Ar Independence Ly 4:50 a m Direct coniiection at Bon KianciKo with steamship lines (or Hawaii, Japan, China, the Phillipines and Australia, For through ticket and rates, call on L O A DAllt, Or E J McCLANAHAN, Depjt Agent City Ticket Agent, Kugene, Oregon. A KOKHLKU, C llf MAHKHAM, Manager. O F and P A, 1'ortland, Oregon. WITH TO U ORDItt.ratthls Vl. (lilt sill'. HCIIll) to Ut ktllt f-lti.t, .0. D. ..Mi t- mna II Tom l',?. ami uaterlal asMf QUARTER SAWED OAK OROor$R CaIin(T,ip-ii. 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